
LOCAUPIN foldable cup drying rack review
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A foldable cup rack that dries mugs and glasses upside down, then folds flat to free up the counter: our Best Cup Rack pick for small, crowded kitchens.
- Price: β±172 as of Jul 23, 2026
- Biggest pro: Folds flat when you are done, so it tucks into a drawer and frees up counter space
- Main catch: Built for cups and glasses only, so it will not take plates or bowls

At a glance
| Brand | LOCAUPIN |
|---|---|
| Type | Cup drying rack |
| Price | β±172 (as of Jul 23, 2026) |
| Owner rating | 4.9 β from 1,185 reviews |
| Shop | LOCAUPIN Philippines |
| Units sold | 3K+ |
Pros and cons
β Pros
- Folds flat when you are done, so it tucks into a drawer and frees up counter space
- Holds mugs and glasses upside down so water drains out and they air-dry fully
- Adjustable arms grip different cup and glass sizes without tipping
β Cons
- Built for cups and glasses only, so it will not take plates or bowls
- Light PP plastic frame can feel tippy with a tall, heavy mug on one side
The LOCAUPIN foldable cup drying rack solves one problem well: where to put wet mugs and glasses. Cups sit upside down over the arms to drain, and when youβre done the whole thing folds flat and tucks away. With a 4.9 listing rating and 3K+ sold, itβs our Best Cup Rack pick for small, crowded kitchens.
What is it good for?
This is the fix for mugs and glasses that would otherwise crowd your dish rack or leave rings on the counter. Turn a cup upside down over the arms and water drains out so it air-dries fully instead of trapping moisture at the bottom. The adjustable arms grip different sizes, from espresso cups to tall tumblers, and the whole rack sits neatly on the countertop. Itβs a coffee-corner and pantry-shelf helper as much as a sink-side one.
How well is it made?
Itβs PP plastic, offered in gray or milky white, so itβs light, wipes clean, and wonβt rust beside the sink. The headline feature is that it folds flat: press it down and it collapses so you can stash it in a drawer or against the backsplash, which is exactly what you want in a tight condo kitchen. Being lightweight is also the catch. Load one side with a tall, heavy mug and it can feel tippy, so spread the weight across the arms.
Is it sulit?
Around β±172 as of July 23, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. For that little, you get a dedicated drying spot for drinkware that folds away when you donβt need it. The 3K+ sold and 4.9 rating back that up. It wonβt replace a full dish rack, but as a cheap fix for cup clutter itβs hard to argue with.
Who should buy it
Buy this if mugs and glasses are what pile up on your counter and youβre short on space, since it dries them and then disappears into a drawer. If you need to dry plates and bowls too, get a full dish rack instead.
See how it ranks against the other tested pieces in our best kitchen organizers in the Philippines roundup, or learn what to look for in our kitchen organizer buying guide.
Alternatives to consider
Need to dry plates and bowls, not just cups? The LOCAUPIN 2-tier dish drainer handles a full load with a self-draining board. Want a fixed shelf for stacking dinnerware? The LOCAUPIN foldable dinnerware shelf is another space-saver to compare.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the LOCAUPIN cup rack made of?
It's PP plastic in gray or milky white. That keeps it light and easy to wipe clean, and it won't rust sitting near the sink.
Does it really fold flat?
Yes. The rack collapses flat when you're not using it, so you can slide it into a drawer or lean it against the backsplash and reclaim the counter space.
What can it hold?
Mugs, glasses, and cups sit upside down over the arms so they drain and air-dry. The arms adjust to fit different cup sizes. It's made for drinkware, not plates or bowls.
Is it sulit?
At around β±172 it's an easy yes if inverted cups are your clutter problem. It costs little, saves counter space, and folds away. Just don't expect it to hold heavy dinnerware.


